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- Understand the shift from traditional On-Board Units (OBU) to modern OEM In-Vehicle Telematics
- Insight into the future of Tolling technologies, high-powered in-vehicle computers in modern trucks,
- Learning about the benefits of advanced tolling solutions, including enhanced efficiency, reduced hardware dependency, and streamlined road user charging processes.
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- Willingness to practically handle data
- The development on EV cars and the impact on tax
- The use of tax reform
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Overview of Motorways of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Integration and development of the electronic toll system
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Interoperability with Republic of Srpska Motorways and future strategy
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What are the latest RUC initiatives in the US?
- The latest news on a national pilot project and new programs for state pilots and programs
- What baseline of knowledge has been created by the pilot projects conducted so far?
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EU rules to vary road tolls for heavy-duty vehicles based on their CO2 emissions
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Impact of CO2-based road tolls on TCO parity and ZEV market uptake across the EU
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How EU countries can best implement the Eurovignette reform to help put cleaner trucks on the road
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Vision and transformation strategy plan in context of RUC restructuring and transportation infrastructure funding
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Experience from successful implementation of RUC for electric cars as first step of the transformation strategy
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Communication strategy as an important factor for “transformation buy in” from different types of stakeholders (political, governmental, businesses and road user)
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- Are manufacturers willing to cooperate?
- How does the public view alternative charging options?
- The future of RUC
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- Introduction to the Danish road toll for heavy vehicles
- Pros and cons of a fully digital system
- Other lessons learned from the ongoing implementation
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Lunch & Networking Break
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Understanding the fundamental pillars of governance, risk and compliance (GRC) and why these pillars are crucial for the RUC industry’s success
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Examining the broader global context and its implications for GRC practices within the industry
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How GRC principles translate into tangible value and the impact of GRC on operational efficiency, risk mitigation and overall organisational resilience
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Case study of the second largest road-user charging scheme in the UK
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Objectives of Bradford's clean air zone
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Where and how net proceeds from the clean air zone are being re-invested
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Morning Networking Break
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Understanding the impact of technology on reducing manual efforts and operational costs in road user charging systems
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How technology can significantly improve and expedite the revenue collection process in the context of road user charging
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Understanding the benefits behind technology integration on the decision making
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Why analysis of OBU data from Belgium’s HGV kilometre charge is very insightful
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How policymakers can use the results to deal with parking, congestion, road usage, etc.
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How road freight activity can be explored in various levels of detail
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- Free-flow tolling is cost efficient, time efficient and space efficient
- Free-flow tolling in Norway utilizes technically robust and reliable technology
- Free-flow tolling is for everyone, including foreign cars
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- General overview of the GNSS electronic toll collection system in Bulgaria
- Statistic information and analysis for the incomes since the implementation of the system in Bulgaria
- Development prospects and future plans for expanding the system with additional functionalities, including improving the road safety
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Afternoon Networking Break
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Innovative collaboration between cities and technology experts
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Challenges and progress of C-ITS and UVAR integration
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Future potential of C-ITS and UVAR
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- Innovative solutions affect the design of greener toll enforcement
- AI to reduce hardware and power consumption, while maintaining high performance
- Latest toll checker generation TC5 at a glance
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- Project milestones, phases of the implementation
- Project team organization and cooperation
- Challenges and lessons learned
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Lunch & Networking
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- Data protection: a privacy-by-design approach
- Requirement of a solid legal basis
- Privacy perception as a design issue
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- Roadmap for introducing CO2 tolling in EU member states
- First experiences from introduction of CO2 based tolling in Germany and Austria
- Recommendations for successful introduction of CO2 tolling in other countries
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- Technical implementation – challenges and opportunities
- Process adjustments
- Communication with stakeholders such as EETS providers, vehicle manufacturers and customers
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Morning Networking Break
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- The presentation emphasizes the importance of leveraging toll data for making informed decisions
- It demonstrates the potential of toll data in predictive analytics and explains how toll data help to enable authorities to optimize traffic management strategies
- It further illustrates how toll data provide valuable insight for road infrastructure planning and improvements
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Understanding the seamless integration of road user charging within the context of smart cities
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Exploring the contributions of technologies such as IoT and AI
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Recognising the multifaceted impact of road user charging
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- The impact a sophisticated and orchestrated fraudulent attack in eFlow’s name had on the toll service provider’s operation
- A case study of the eFlow incident response: actions the toll service provider and the authority undertook to educate and reassure the public, the external relationships and vendors they used to counter the attack
- The lessons learnt from stabilising the operations for other toll service providers
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- Progress of tolling in the Netherlands
- Preparation and organisation of heavy goods vehicle charge and e-toll
- The Dutch design
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- 10 years Viapass
- Exemption for zero emission trucks
- Introducing a flexible secondary system
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